Gov Fubara reacts to sidelining Rivers lawmakers, Wike loyalists

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Siminalayi Fubara, the governor of Rivers State, has denied allegations that he is excluding members of the State House of Assembly or supporters of Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.

Speaking during the Ahoda–Omoku Road extension commissioning in Ahoada West, Fubara denied rumors that he had excluded some political stakeholders.

He clarified that his recent meeting with President Bola Tinubu was solely for official business.

“There is this insinuation going around.

“I went to see the President a few days ago, but it was purely for state interest.

I have no disagreement with members of the National Assembly or with our state lawmakers,” he said.

Fubara claimed that although he had tried to speak with the lawmakers, he was still waiting on party leaders to call the scheduled reconciliation meeting.

“It was agreed that the minister, our leader, would arrange the meeting. Up till now, it has not been fixed,” he said.

He said he had no justification for excluding any stakeholder and refuted allegations that he declined to meet with the legislators.

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